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IN VITRO STUDIES ON GRAPE PHYLLOXERA PERFORMANCE ON VITIS SPP.

Article number

617_17

Pages

125 – 128

Language

English

Abstract

The performance of root-feeding phylloxera on the rootstock 5C was compared to four other Vitis hosts.
Adaptation was studied measuring the intrinsic rate of increase (r_m). The results of ANOVA showed that the values of r_m depend significantly on the host plant.
Two phylloxera populations were able to adapt on the rootstock 5C. Cabernet Sauvignon was not an optimal host for the phylloxera populations tested.

Publication

Workshop on Rootstocks Performance in Phylloxera Infested Vineyards

Authors

B. Fader, A. Forneck, M.A. Walker, R. Blaich

Keywords

aphids, rootstock, adaptation, intrinsic rate of increase, host plant

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2003.617.17

Online Articles (20)

2. MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR EVENTS DURING THE INTERACTION OF PHYLLOXERA WITH GRAPEVINE ROOTS

R. van Heeswijck | A. Bondar | T. Franks | L. Croser | A. Kellow | K. Powell

3. CYTOLOGY OF THE HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTION IN ROOTSTOCKS-IMPROVEMENT OF ROOTSTOCK BREEDING

M.F. El-Nady | M.-B. Schröder

4. PHYLLOXERA – GRAPE INTERACTION: A HISTOCHEMICAL APPROACH ON NODOSITIES

A. Forneck | S. Kleinmann | R. Blaich

5. POISONING GRAPEVINES TO AVOID THE RISK OF GRAPE PHYLLOXERA RE-INFECTION?

J.V. Herrmann

6. INFLUENCE OF SOIL TYPE AND CLIMATE ON THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF GRAPEVINE PHYLLOXERA IN AUSTRALIA

K.S. Powell | W.F. Slattery | J. Deretic | K. Herbert | S. Hetherington

7. CONSTANT TEMPERATURE LIFE TABLE STUDIES OF POPULATIONS OF GRAPE PHYLLOXERA FROM WASHINGTON AND OREGON, USA

J.R. Fisher | M.A. Albrecht

8. LONG-TERM STUDY GRAPE PHYLLOXERA SEXUPARA IN FRANCONIA

G. Herrmann | J.V. Herrmann

9. THE INFLUENCE OF ORGANICALLY MANAGED VINEYARD-SOILS ON THE PHYLLOXERA-POPULATIONS AND THE VIGOUR OF GRAPEVINES

L. Huber | M. Porten | G. Eisenbeis | E.H. Rühl

10. ASSESSING THE RISK OF PHYLLOXERA TRANSFER DURING POST-HARVEST HANDLING OF WINE GRAPES

J. Deretic | K. Powell | S. Hetherington

11. NEWLY BRED CULTIVARS OF GRAPE PHYLLOXERA TOLERANT ROOTSTOCKS: RESULTS FROM 12 YEARS OF SELECTION

A. Becker | A. Schartl | U. Gilge | J.V. Herrmann

12. TRIALS WITH ‘SANGIOVESE’ GRAFTED ON SEVERAL GRAPEVINE ROOTSTOCKS IN TWO DIFFERENT AREAS OF TUSCANY

G. Scalabrelli | G. Ferroni | C. D'Onofrio | G. Di Collalto | F. Venerini

13. EXPERIENCE WITH PHYLLOXERA TOLERANT AND RESISTANT ROOTSTOCKS AT DIFFERENT VINEYARD SITES

J. Schmid | F. Manty | E.H. Rühl

14. SHORT AND LONG TERM EFFECTS OF THREE ROOTSTOCKS ON CABERNET SAUVIGNON VINE BEHAVIOUR AND WINE QUALITY

N. Ollat | J.P. Tandonnet | M. Lafontaine | H.R. Schultz

15. EFFECT OF SALINE WATER IRRIGATION ON FRUIT AND WINE QUALITY OF CABERNET SAUVIGNON ON TWO ROOTSTOCKS

B.A. Bravdo | T. Masci | D. Bodenevich | N. Bar

16. FIELD PERFORMANCE OF SAUVIGNON CRAFTED ONTO ROOTSTOCKS NOT COMMONLY USED

G. Moretti | M. Gardiman | L. Lovat | A. Venturi

17. THE CURRENT STATE OF AND EXPERIMENTS WITH PHYLLOWERA-TOLERANT GRAPEVINE ROOTSTOCKS

L. Avramov | A. Nakalamic | D. Tadijanovic | D. Zunic | B. Silvcev | D. Vujovic | N. Gasic | B. Jugovic | D. Malikovic

18. IN VITRO STUDIES ON GRAPE PHYLLOXERA PERFORMANCE ON VITIS SPP.

B. Fader | A. Forneck | M.A. Walker | R. Blaich

19. A SYNTHETIC DIET FOR PHYLLOXERA (DAKTULOSPHAIRA VITIFOLIAE) FITCH)

A. Forneck | A. Wöhrle

20. NEMATODE COMMUNITIES IN SOILS OF THREE DIFFERENT VINEYARDS INFESTED WITH DAKTULOSPHAIRA VITIFOLIAE

K. Peterson | L. Huber | G. Eisenbeis | M. Porten | E.H. Rühl